Spring recital time is quickly approaching! Whether this will be your first time planning a studio recital, or you’re a veteran of the practice, we can always learn something new!
Below are some resources for your recital planning adventures.
- Yours truly shares some ideas in this post on planning a studio recital
- A post over on my old blog has some “Things I’ve Learned” after my second studio recital
- And here are some expert (haha) tips I shared after planning my first studio recital 🙂
- Joy at Color In My Piano offers a free invitation template and a matching free program template. Take a look around her blog…there are some other recital resources as well as other good stuff!
- This recital countdown is another cool project on Color In My Piano!
- Teach Piano Today is another great site to peruse. Try these printable cards to help your students prepare for the recital!
- Teach Piano Today offers this email template to encourage parent participation.
- It’s a cool idea to use student artwork on the recital program on Music Matters Blog.
- This compliment exchange from Compose Create is an awesome way to encourage students to listen and encourage each other!
- Looking for a theme for your recital? Check out this list of recital themes from Compose Create.
You can also head over to the recitals category to read a little about some of my past studio recitals.
What’s your best advice for recital planning? Or what is your biggest concern? Let me know in the comments or on social media!
-Barbara
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Barbara Fischer runs Fischarper, LLC and loves her job as a harpist and private music educator. She enjoys blogging about various aspects of the music field on fischarper.com/blog. For more music resources, check out her free ecourse, “Breezing Through Bass Clef,” the Fischarper Teachers Pay Teachers Store and Making Harp Lessons Exciting For Young Children, written by Bambi Fischer (Barbara’s mom!) and revised and edited by Barbara. You can connect with Barbara all over the interwebs on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and YouTube. And you can sign up to receive Fischarper updates by joining the email list.[Boiler Plate]
Barbara Fischer runs Fischarper, LLC and loves her job as a harpist and private music educator. She enjoys blogging about various aspects of the music field on fischarper.com/blog. For more music resources, check out her free ecourse, “Breezing Through Bass Clef,” the Fischarper Teachers Pay Teachers Store and Making Harp Lessons Exciting For Young Children, written by Bambi Fischer (Barbara’s mom!) and revised and edited by Barbara. You can connect with Barbara all over the interwebs on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and YouTube. And you can sign up to receive Fischarper updates by joining the email list.[Boiler Plate]
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Barbara Fischer runs Fischarper, LLC and loves her job as a harpist and private music educator. She enjoys blogging about various aspects of the music field on fischarper.com/blog. For more music resources, check out the Fischarper store. Find out where you can find Barbara on the interwebs here. And you can sign up to receive Fischarper updates by joining the email list.